Sentence examples for return concessions from inspiring English sources

In return, concessions were made to Germany, culminating in permission (1899) to build the Baghdad Railway.

Mr. Green suggested levying fees on those who live near parks, and all the candidates said that they would consider returning concession fees to the parks.

Though in real life the newsies did not force the price of papers back down, they did win a sale-or-return concession: both the World and the Journal agreed to buy back unsold papers for a full refund.

Perhaps the Taliban would agree to murder less in return for concessions.

Nor was a subsequent undertaking to make affordable engines available in return for concessions on traction control".

Speaking privately, they suspect that there would be trade-offs, and that Mr Salmond might ditch his "non-nuclear Scotland" policy in return for concessions in other areas.

Other experts see the North Korean missile threat as blackmail designed to get desperately needed hard currency from industrial nations in return for concessions.

Another potential risk for Abe is that in Trump will agree to broach Japan's concerns with Kim, but only in return for concessions on trade.

Although no details have been released, it is expected that the revamping will involve offering bondholders some stock in the casinos in return for concessions regarding interest payments.

On Monday, her administration agreed in principle to a no-layoff pledge and retirement incentives for state workers in return for concessions on wages and health benefits.

The Iranian team, led by the country's chief negotiator, Saeed Jalili, demanded that sanctions should be eased in return for concessions over enrichment.